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Things to do this weekend: gem show, K-pop, Lunar New Year

What s going on in Tucson this weekend: K-pop night, gem shows, Lunar New Year, crafting, stargazing and more.

In the race to build green energy facilities, the usual disputes over projects on public lands need to be resolved early and efficiently

In November, at a meeting of Western governors in Jackson, Wyoming, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced the advancement of 15 clean energy projects on Western.

Tribes Sue Bureau of Land Management, Interior Over Rights-of-Way for SunZia Transmission Line

The Tohono O’oodham Nation and San Carlos Apache Tribe, joining with Archaeology Southwest and the Center for Biological Diversity, have aimed a new lawsuit at the federal government for their role in permitting a high voltage transmission line across sacred sites. The lawsuit, filed on Jan. 17, alleges that the Bureau of Land Management and the Department of the Interior ignored executive orders and federal laws that would protect sacred sites from a part of Pattern Energy’s SunZia energy project, which aims to establish clean energy infrastructure between Arizona and New Mexico.

Tribes sue Biden administration over permits for high-voltage transmission line

Two Native American tribes and the Center for Biological Diversity sued the Biden administration over a high-voltage transmission plan they say violates federal laws protecting cultural sites. In the lawsuit, the San Carlos Apache Tribe and the Tohono O’odham Nation called for Bureau of Land Management (BLM) approvals of permits for the SunZia high-voltage transmission…

Tribes sue Biden administration over permits for high-voltage transmission line